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Peru's Fujimori seeks 120-day authority to legislate by decree

The 66 proposals would expand joint military-police patrols, toughen prison and border controls, and reshape labor rules to curb informality.

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Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori's government was to formally ask Congress on Friday for authority to legislate by decree for 120 days.

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The government of the president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, asked this Friday for legislative powers to the Parliament to issue norms and carry out reforms in multiple matters, but mainly in security, prisons, taxes and labor legislation, where the strongest changes are foreseen. The Peruvian president presented the request to the Parliament when the first month is fulfilled [...] The Fujimori entry asks the Peruvian Congress for powers to push ref…

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The Executive officially submitted to the Congress of the Republic the Draft Law on Delegation of Legislative Powers. The initiative, submitted as a VERY URGENT initiative through Office No. 245-2026-PR, requests the power to issue legislative decrees for a period of 120 calendar days.These are the main points and the thematic axes addressed in the proposal: 1. Criminal matters, criminal procedure, criminal execution, police, citizen security, i…

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The incumbent of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), Luis Galarreta, reported that the draft of the request for delegated legislative powers was finally approved on the last Thursday, August 27th, and that today, Friday, 28th, they will send it to the Congress of the Republic. He explained that the initiative covers 66 measures divided into eight areas. Management had access on the last Thursday, exclusively, to the document that w…

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UPI broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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